Muerte, aborto espontáneo y COVID-19: la historia de negligencia médica en los vuelos de ICE
Incluso antes de la pandemia, ICE fracasó sistemáticamente en brindar atención médica adecuada a los detenidos en sus aviones — provocando graves problemas.
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Death, Miscarriage and COVID-19: Inside ICE Air’s History of Medical Neglect
Even before the pandemic, ICE consistently failed to provide adequate medical care to detainees on its flights — with dire outcomes.
Florida companies are cashing in on deportation flights — about $35,000 per deportee
Behind the Story I was a fellow with the Fund for Investigative Journalists from 2019 to 2020. I had justContinue Reading
Compañías floridanas que operan vuelos de deportación cobran unos $35,000 por deportado
Esta investigación fue publicada por El Nuevo Herald. Journey Aviation anuncia su servicio de jets de lujo como una opciónContinue Reading
Nonprofits Fill Government Aid Void for Struggling Angelenos
An East L.A. family leans on community during the pandemic as government lets down low-income immigrants.
Community Organizers Double Down During Pandemic
The crisis has hit marginalized communities especially hard, deepening inequities in access to housing and child care.
Guatemala’s corruption should be at the top of Trump’s agenda
If the Trump administration and the US Congress truly want to address gang violence and reduce the number of Central American migrants turning to the United States as a safe haven, ending corruption should be at the top of their agenda.
Trump Doubles Down on Inaccurate Link Between MS13, Immigration
Trump’s continuing conflation of MS13 activity and immigration to the United States is painting an inaccurate picture of the gang, leading to ineffective and damaging policies.
Insecurity in Haiti Laid Groundwork for Trafficking Ring in Chile
Authorities in Chile have dismantled a transnational network that used travel agencies to traffic Haitian migrants.
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El Salvador’s Violence: Still No Easy Way Out
by Sarah Kinosian, Angelika Albaladejo and Lisa Haugaard on September 15, 2016 The Center for International Policy (CIP) and the Latin America WorkingContinue Reading
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